India Told Pakistan Clearly, Terrorism And Talks Cannot Go Together

India told Pakistan clearly, terrorism and talks cannot go hand in hand: Jaishankar.

Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said on Friday that the Narendra Modi government has made it clear to Pakistan that it cannot expect talks with India by continuing terrorism from across the border.

He said this in response to a question in the discussion after launching the book ‘Reporting India: My Seventy Year Journey as a Journalist’ by Prem Prakash, chairman of news agency ANI.

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said that as far as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concerned, we have made it very clear that Pakistan cannot expect to continue diplomacy by continuing terrorism.

In his opening remarks at the launch of the book, the External Affairs Minister said that this book is half a century of history in terms of India’s foreign policy and the journalism of the author is no less interesting.

He was present on all important occasions in our country. On many occasions, his interviews have become part of history.

The nefarious plot of Pakistan

Pakistan intelligence agency ISI prepares to send weapons and heroin – ISI agent Chishti gave information on WhatsApp to Indian smugglers.

Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI has procured 14 drones carrying more weight than China to send arms and heroin to the Indo-Pak border and Indian border. Equipped with state-of-the-art cameras, these drones can carry up to ten to 15 kg.

It is clear from the incident of the intruders killed on Thursday and the two smugglers caught earlier that the ISI has planned to take advantage of the haze to send large quantities of arms and heroin to India.

However, Indian security agencies have so far thwarted these efforts. An ISI official said that ISI agent Chishti had informed the smugglers in Fatehpur Central Jail about the purchase of drones through WhatsApp.